Stop Buying State Vehicles- Omane Boamah to colleagues

A former Communications Minister Dr Edward Omane Boamah wants the current government to lead the way and halt the sale of state vehicles to functionaries prior to exiting power.

According to him if this system is stopped, it will reduce the incidents of harassments of innocent citizens by a taskforce of the new government under the guise of recovering state vehicles.

The Director of Communications at the Presidency, Eugene Arhin, indicated that more than 200 state vehicles have gone missing adding that this was detected after the assessment of five car models in the car pool inventory of the Flagstaff House.

“Just these five models account for 208 vehicles which we strangely cannot find,” Mr. Arhin said speaking to the media.

Breaking down the current situation with the cars, Mr. Arhin said: “In total, if you look at the documents provided to me by the transport officer, we were supposed to have a total of 196 Toyota land cruiser vehicles, we are supposed to have some Toyota Land Cruiser Prados; a total of about 73 and then Mercedes Benz, BMWs and other vehicles.”

“…But what we came to meet was something that surprised all of us. For example, you take a look at the Toyota Landcruiser vehicles; we were supposed to have 196 Toyota Land Cruiser vehicles at the presidency. We only came to meet 74. That means you have a total of 122 which we still cannot find. For the Toyota land cruiser Prados, the total is 73. But we only came to meet 20; so you have a 43 difference.”

“You look at something like the Mercedes-Benz; there were 24 in total; but we came to meet 11. Toyota Avalons; there were 28, but we came to meet two and for the BMWs, there were six and we came to meet only two.”

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